Thursday May 11th, 2023 I remember during the height of the pandemic, we had just finished our very first workshop series and our group...

Thursday April 27th, 2023 Thoughts on Grief Part V Good Busy or Bad Busy? Grief Myth #5 Be Strong for Others I still remember my...

Thursday April 13th, 2023 Thoughts on Grief Part IV We Heal in Relationship Grief Myth #3 Grieve Alone After my mother died, I couldn’t...

March 30th Thoughts on Grief Part III I’m Happy Because I Cry So Much I remember being six or seven watching my mother cry as she spoke...

March 16th, 2023 Thoughts on Grief Part II: The Greatest Gift We Can Give One Another In our current healthcare system, our nursing...

In my life I can safely say I was taught how to acquire things, how to consume, how to have and to hold, however, I was never taught what...

As tomorrow is National Caregivers Day, I share this story because, as nurses, we care for patients every day and are the first...

I remember the initial flood of praise that came in from our community as the world began to shut down. From afar we were hailed as...

Getting to the root cause is the key to help our patients and us realize we are not the ones to receive the anger. I remember the moment...

January 5th, 2023 Hello 2023. . . I see you. I know your waiting on me to reflect on all the ways I wasn’t enough in 2022. I feel the...

Dec 15th, 2022 In our society we do not talk much about grief, and as a nurse I have not always had safe spaces to reflect and express my...

Dec 1st, 2022 Singing in the Suffering I remember when I heard her heart stop. It was 5:30 am and I was lying next to her in bed; all...